Question 1

Questions may activate memories stored in the:

Accepted Answer

A) amygdala. 
B) hippocampus. 
C) dopamine system. 
D) thalamus. 
A) amygdala. 
B) hippocampus. 
C) dopamine system. 
D) thalamus.

Question 2

Which of the following is the center for auditory processing?

Accepted Answer

A) Parietal lobe 
B) Frontal lobe 
C) Occipital lobe 
D) Temporal lobe 
A) Parietal lobe 
B) Frontal lobe 
C) Occipital lobe 
D) Temporal lobe

Question 3

A number of regions of the ________ are activated attentional task preparation and execution.

Accepted Answer

A) prefrontal cortex 
B) right intuitive brain 
C) limbic system 
D) limbic system and the right intuitive brain 
A) prefrontal cortex 
B) right intuitive brain 
C) limbic system 
D) limbic system and the right intuitive brain

Question 4

Neuroscience research strongly supports a wellness and positive approach to counseling.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

An empathic person who watches a cared partner being shocked in an experiment will:

Accepted Answer

A) draw on memories from the hippocampus to deal with the strain. 
B) draw on the amygdala to understand the other. 
C) actually feel his or her partner's pain through just watching. 
D) have some parallel pain centers activated in his or her brain. 
A) draw on memories from the hippocampus to deal with the strain. 
B) draw on the amygdala to understand the other. 
C) actually feel his or her partner's pain through just watching. 
D) have some parallel pain centers activated in his or her brain.

Question 6

Which of the following is the seat of negative emotion?

Accepted Answer

A) Amygdala 
B) Hippocampus 
C) Dopamine 
D) Thalamus 
A) Amygdala 
B) Hippocampus 
C) Dopamine 
D) Thalamus

Question 7

Current neuroscience research demonstrates that:

Accepted Answer

A) meditation and exercise prevent the brain from forming long-term memory. 
B) positive thinking reduces brain's capacity to deal with stress effectively. 
C) abuse, neglect, and deprivation produce long-term damage to children's brains. 
D) all of the above. 
A) meditation and exercise prevent the brain from forming long-term memory. 
B) positive thinking reduces brain's capacity to deal with stress effectively. 
C) abuse, neglect, and deprivation produce long-term damage to children's brains. 
D) all of the above.

Question 8

Which of the following is the memory organ?

Accepted Answer

A) Hypothalmus 
B) Amygdala 
C) Pituitary 
D) Hippocampus 
A) Hypothalmus 
B) Amygdala 
C) Pituitary 
D) Hippocampus

Question 9

Exercise is a recommended preventive treatment for:

Accepted Answer

A) Alzheimer's disease. 
B) diabetes. 
C) weight loss. 
D) all of the above. 
A) Alzheimer's disease. 
B) diabetes. 
C) weight loss. 
D) all of the above.

Question 10

Positive experiences in pregnancy help the unborn child.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Which of the following is the primary area for storage of memories?

Accepted Answer

A) Amygdala 
B) Hippocampus 
C) Dopamine 
D) Thalamus 
A) Amygdala 
B) Hippocampus 
C) Dopamine 
D) Thalamus

Question 12

Too much multitasking can:

Accepted Answer

A) release damaging cortisol to the brain. 
B) release damaging dopamine. 
C) support the growth of more complex neural connections. 
D) enable everyone to realize that they are indeed doing too much! 
A) release damaging cortisol to the brain. 
B) release damaging dopamine. 
C) support the growth of more complex neural connections. 
D) enable everyone to realize that they are indeed doing too much!

Question 13

Which of the following Energizes the brain and readies it for new information?

Accepted Answer

A) Amygdala 
B) Hippocampus 
C) Dopamine 
D) Thalamus 
A) Amygdala 
B) Hippocampus 
C) Dopamine 
D) Thalamus

Question 14

Reflection of meaning and exploration would likely lead to:

Accepted Answer

A) an increased awareness of the importance of meditation. 
B) the development of new neural connections in the brain. 
C) increase in neurons and neural connections in the specific place in the brain where we find morality and spirituality. 
D) none of the above. 
A) an increased awareness of the importance of meditation. 
B) the development of new neural connections in the brain. 
C) increase in neurons and neural connections in the specific place in the brain where we find morality and spirituality. 
D) none of the above.

Question 15

Stress is_______________________.

Accepted Answer

A) always bad and must be prevented at all costs 
B) challenging, but a strong amygdala and hippocampus can overcome stress 
C) a way to motivate students who are not anxious to learn 
D) in appropriate amounts, necessary for learning 
A) always bad and must be prevented at all costs 
B) challenging, but a strong amygdala and hippocampus can overcome stress 
C) a way to motivate students who are not anxious to learn 
D) in appropriate amounts, necessary for learning

Question 16

Interviewing, counseling, and therapy can build new brain networks.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Stress management may help the release of appropriate levels of:

Accepted Answer

A) dopamine. 
B) serotonin. 
C) acetylcholine. 
D) GABA. 
A) dopamine. 
B) serotonin. 
C) acetylcholine. 
D) GABA.

Question 18

Neuropsychology can be defined as:

Accepted Answer

A) the study of relations between brain function and behavior. 
B) the study of elasticity of the brain measurable with MRI. 
C) both of these definitions. 
D) neither of these definitions. 
A) the study of relations between brain function and behavior. 
B) the study of elasticity of the brain measurable with MRI. 
C) both of these definitions. 
D) neither of these definitions.

Question 19

Childhood neglect leads to increased damaging dopamine release.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Ivey suggests that the positive asset search, wellness, and search for strengths will increase release of:

Accepted Answer

A) dopamine. 
B) serotonin. 
C) acetylcholine. 
D) GABA. 
A) dopamine. 
B) serotonin. 
C) acetylcholine. 
D) GABA.

Questions may activate memories stored in the:

Which of the following is the center for auditory processing?

A number of regions of the ________ are activated attentional task preparation and execution.

Neuroscience research strongly supports a wellness and positive approach to counseling.

An empathic person who watches a cared partner being shocked in an experiment will:

Which of the following is the seat of negative emotion?

Current neuroscience research demonstrates that:

Which of the following is the memory organ?

Exercise is a recommended preventive treatment for:

Positive experiences in pregnancy help the unborn child.

Which of the following is the primary area for storage of memories?

Too much multitasking can:

Which of the following Energizes the brain and readies it for new information?

Reflection of meaning and exploration would likely lead to:

Stress is_______________________.

Interviewing, counseling, and therapy can build new brain networks.

Stress management may help the release of appropriate levels of:

Neuropsychology can be defined as:

Childhood neglect leads to increased damaging dopamine release.

Ivey suggests that the positive asset search, wellness, and search for strengths will increase release of:

Toward Intentional Interviewing, Counseling, and Psychotherapy

Ethics, Multicultural Competence, and the Positive Psychology and Wellness Approach

Attending Behavior and Empathy

Observation Skills

Opening Communication

Encouraging, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing: Key Skills of Active Listening

Reflecting Feelings: a Foundation of Client Experience

How to Conduct a Five-Stage Counseling Session Using Only Listening Skills

Focusing the Counseling Session: Exploring the Story From Multiple Perspectives

Empathic Confrontation and the Creative New: Identifying and Challenging Client Conflict

Reflection of Meaning and Interpretation-Reframe: Helping Clients Restory Their Lives

Self-Disclosure and Feedback Immediacy and Genuineness in Counseling and Therapy

Concrete Action Strategies for Client Change: Logical Consequences, Instruction-Psychoeducation, Stress Management, and Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes

Skill Integration, Decisional Counseling, Treatment Planning, and Relapse Prevention

How to Use Microskills and the Five Stages With Theories of Counseling and Psychotherapy

Determining Personal Style and Future Theoretical-Practical Integration

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Exam 17: Neural Connections and Counseling: Understanding the Brain's Role in the Interviewing Process

Questions may activate memories stored in the:

Which of the following is the center for auditory processing?

A number of regions of the ________ are activated attentional task preparation and execution.

Neuroscience research strongly supports a wellness and positive approach to counseling.

An empathic person who watches a cared partner being shocked in an experiment will:

Which of the following is the seat of negative emotion?

Current neuroscience research demonstrates that:

Which of the following is the memory organ?

Exercise is a recommended preventive treatment for:

Positive experiences in pregnancy help the unborn child.

Which of the following is the primary area for storage of memories?

Too much multitasking can:

Which of the following Energizes the brain and readies it for new information?

Reflection of meaning and exploration would likely lead to:

Stress is_______________________.

Interviewing, counseling, and therapy can build new brain networks.

Stress management may help the release of appropriate levels of:

Neuropsychology can be defined as:

Childhood neglect leads to increased damaging dopamine release.

Ivey suggests that the positive asset search, wellness, and search for strengths will increase release of:

Toward Intentional Interviewing, Counseling, and Psychotherapy

Ethics, Multicultural Competence, and the Positive Psychology and Wellness Approach

Attending Behavior and Empathy

Observation Skills

Opening Communication

Encouraging, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing: Key Skills of Active Listening

Reflecting Feelings: a Foundation of Client Experience

How to Conduct a Five-Stage Counseling Session Using Only Listening Skills

Focusing the Counseling Session: Exploring the Story From Multiple Perspectives

Empathic Confrontation and the Creative New: Identifying and Challenging Client Conflict

Reflection of Meaning and Interpretation-Reframe: Helping Clients Restory Their Lives

Self-Disclosure and Feedback Immediacy and Genuineness in Counseling and Therapy

Concrete Action Strategies for Client Change: Logical Consequences, Instruction-Psychoeducation, Stress Management, and Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes

Skill Integration, Decisional Counseling, Treatment Planning, and Relapse Prevention

How to Use Microskills and the Five Stages With Theories of Counseling and Psychotherapy

Determining Personal Style and Future Theoretical-Practical Integration

Filters